Bitcoin has regained poise in the last 48 hours and could revisit recent highs in the next couple of days, charts suggest.

The top cryptocurrency by market capitalization picked up a bid at lows below $9,900 on Wednesday and rose past $10,100 yesterday, confirming a falling-wedge breakout on the 4-hour chart.

The falling wedge pattern, comprising of converging trendlines connecting lower highs and lower lows, was created during the pullback from last Friday’s high near $10,956 (bearish lower high of Aug. 20) to Wednesday’s low of $9,855.

The low-volume correction, however, ended with a bullish breakout on Thursday and the cryptocurrency is now looking north, and a re-test of the bearish lower high of $10,956 could be in the offing in the next couple of days.

As of writing, BTC is changing hands at $10,320 on Bitstamp, having hit a high of $10,458 earlier today.

4-hour chart

The falling-wedge breakout is backed by an above-50 reading on the relative strength index (RSI). The indicator has also breached the falling trendline.